Moonwalk One

Year: 1972

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: English

Director: Theo Kamecke

Documentary

Directed by Theo Kamecke in 1970, the documentary offers an in‑depth, reflective portrait of Apollo 11. It weaves original NASA footage with contemporary global reactions, highlighting both the mission’s technical daring and its broader philosophical impact. The film earned a special award at Cannes and was written by Adam Bernstein.

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